All Star Dodge new and used Dodge Dealer near St. Peters is pleased to announce that Chrysler’s Street Racing Technology (SRT) brand has recently introduced a newly redesigned website at driveSRT.com.
Chrysler Group designs Street Racing Technology vehicles and manufactures them through the Detroit automaker’s in house performance division with a goal to reach 5 new benchmarks including; awe-inspiring powertrains; outstanding ride, handling and capability; braking; aggressive and functional exteriors; and race-inspired and high-performance interiors, which all puts SRT into a class of its own.
DriveSRT.com provides an exclusive journey into the design studios and engineering labs and the factory floors of Chrysler to allow users to view the step by step process that occurs throughout the entire vehicle production process.
According to AllPar.com; “The five requisite SRT hallmarks ensure each new vehicle is delivered with world-class performance and stunning curb appeal. These hallmarks are explored in great detail on driveSRT.com.”
In addition to the extensive information on SRT vehicles found on the driveSRT.com website, visitors are also invited to connect with owners and fans in real time through direct feeds to SRT on Facebook at facebook.com/driveSRT, Twitter @driveSRT, and YouTube at youtube.com/driveSRT, and Flickr at flickr.com/driveSRT.
According to AllPar; “Brand news as well as motorsports and consumer events, and community stories are frequently updated to give visitors regular doses of fresh content. Site visitors also can expect owner profiles and information on SRT clubs nationwide.”
“We’re excited to bring the newly redesigned driveSRT.com to life,” said Ralph Gilles, President and CEO – SRT Brand and Motorsports. “The new site not only offers more exclusive content but it also provides unique ways to connect and stay connected with many enthusiasts groups that we’re building the new SRT brand around.”
To test drive a new or used Dodge or Jeep, contact All Star Dodge in Bridgeton MO today, you won’t be disappointed!
Chrysler Retracts Application for U.S. Green Car Loan
Chrysler Corporation has announced its decision to retract the loan application as the company filed a notice with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. “The DOE’s proposed terms were very restrictive and compliance would have negatively affected our operational flexibility,” a Chrysler spokesperson said today.
Chrysler originally requested funding under the advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing loan program. The $25 billion program was approved by Congress in 2007 in order to support automakers in updating plants in order to build more fuel efficient vehicles.
In a written statement, Chrysler Corporation stated that its withdraw request; “will not impact Chrysler’s ability to achieve its previously announced business plan targets.”
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has expressed that he is dissatisfied with the amount of time it had taken for the government to make a decision regarding the company’s request.
The Detroit automaker lowered its request for under $3.5 billion, although the original amount of the loan request was never made public. Marchionne stated the loan “will put us in a very, very uncompetitive position against the other two [automakers] in Detroit.”
Marchionne also made a statement about Ford Motor Co. and General Motors:”One blocked DoE funding and the other one was using equity capital, which is probably even a better substitute than DoE funding at a lower rate. So I’m the only guy who is sitting over here that pays back everything with interest and I am sitting over there and I don’t want to be favored, I just don’t want to be mistreated.”